Sentence examples for future marked from inspiring English sources

He said that he felt that a lull in constant speculation about his future marked the right time to leave.

But the idea of a future marked by equality and respect will make hundreds of thousands walk.

We continue to welcome the active engagement of all NATO's Partners in an act of positive construction for a future marked by understanding and mutual confidence.

In it you can invest in your dreams, your passions and the simple pleasure of seeing the future marked in growth, not wrinkles.

Outbursts of pessimism for the near future marked the first months of the year 1999 in Norway, but after midsummer a more optimistic mood prevailed.

Based on this, what are the business and social implications of a future marked by the exponential growth of information technologies?

This layer would carry the "memory" of the cell, recording its past and establishing its future, marking its identity and its destiny but permitting that identity to be changed, if needed.

Until now he's been burning off energy at a high rate and volume, making for some brilliant songs and tempestuous live shows, but "Wolf" (Odd Future) marks a transition to a place where knee-jerk reactions aren't always his endpoint.

Fox News Channel is replacing its 5 p.m. news broadcast "The Big Story" with an election-themed program for the foreseeable future, marking the first time in eight years that the cable news channel has tinkered with its popular early evening line-up.

Others had to go through previous marked compositions or scoring records to make future marking and scoring decisions.

Directed often by Andrei Belgrader to stand at the edge of the stage peering up into the distance, this Halvard seems to be gazing at a frightening future--a future, presumably, marked by a long parade of superceding master builders.